BGMI, which is also known as Battleground Mobile India, which was introduced a year after the Indian government banned PUBG Mobile India over privacy and security concerns, is now confirmed to make a comeback according to the developer Krafton. According to the release shared by Krafton, the company has highlighted that it is highly grateful to the Indian authorities to resume operations.

The same privacy concerns that led to PUBG mobile's removal from the PlayStore and App Store also led to the removal of the online multiplayer battle royale game BGMI last year. Interestingly, the company announced the return of the game soon after the reports floating that the company is already in negotiation terms with the Indian authorities.

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We previously reported that the Indian government could soon give Krafton the green light after imposing certain restrictions. According to previous reports, the government planned to give Krafton a 90-day (three-month) window to see if the South Korean gaming company met its conditions. The authorities also requested that Krafton remove the blood transitions and colour in order to portray it as less violent.

However, the company has not clarified the aforementioned metrics, and it is also unclear whether or not the game will be available for a limited time each day. Furthermore, the release suggests that users in India will soon be able to download the battle royale game.

BGMI was a popular choice soon after PUBG Mobile was banned, and it has since grown in popularity. The company has received a record 100 million downloads in a short period of time.

With its graphics, new maps, game modes, fancy inventory, and overall user interface, the game has become a game changer for gamers, esports, and others. The game's large number of customizations has also attracted a large user base.